This is also hatred between Proctor and Parris as Parris does not like Proctor criticizing him to the parish, and proctor does not like the way that Parris is always asking for donations “gold candlesticks”. Therefore Proctor decides not to go to church on Sundays so long as Parris is reverend.
There are also a lot of conflicts in the Putnam family for example Ann Putnam is in conflict with Rebecca Nurse as she is jealous that many of her children have died before infancy whilst none of Rebecca’s children or grandchildren have died so she accuses Rebecca of killing her kids as she delivered them. Also Mr Putnam is in conflict with Parris for power as Parris believes he should hold the power as he is reverend of Salem whilst Putnam believes that power should be with him as he is the richest.
There are also many themes in the play like Hysteria. Hysteria pushes the boundaries of logic and leads people to believe that absurd things are occurring such as killing babies and seeing the Devil. Abigail profits from these using the situation as a means of getting rid of Elizabeth Proctor by having her imprisoned and having John Proctor for herself. Hysteria become an instrumental theme in this play and in the end is the only way forward for the people of Salem.
Reputation is also a very key factor in Salem as it shows the way the town view you but is also very destructive due to the guilty conscience by association. Parris fears for his reputation when their are signs that his daughter has been involved in witchcraft which could lead him away from the reverend position. John Proctor is also very conscious about his good name and in the end manages to keep it by taking the ultimate sacrifice of his life.
In conclusion we see there are many conflicts and themes in this play which are helping to progress the play and we understand the wide variety of these conflicts which lead onto other conflicts and build up the story. They allow the reader to ponder over these conflicts and give their own opinions about them. These conflicts also give us a deeper view into why the characters made the decisions that they did and also enable us to get some background information to improve our understanding of the play.
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